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Dislocations – Where Should I Go?
Dislocation is the term given for a separation of the bones within a joint. Unlike a fracture, a dislocation does not usually mean the bones have been broken. Instead, it usually involves placing the bones back into the joint or socket. Dislocation may occur following trauma to the joint during an accident, whether that be a…
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Acid Attacks – Where Should I Go?
In light of recent new reports, some people are concerned over how to react in the unlikely event of an acid attack. Although incidents are still rare, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of acid attacks taking place in recent months. The National Police Chiefs’ Council has reported over 400 acid attacks or attacks…
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4 Ways to Treat Common Skin Conditions
There are many common skin conditions that can cause pain and discomfort. A skin condition can be a concern to the sufferer, particularly if the problem is in a visible place like the face or hands. As well as a decrease in self-confidence and anxiety, a skin condition could also be a sign of…
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Beating Tiredness Without Caffeine
For many people a morning cup of tea or coffee is a familiar ritual, essential to get up and start the day with energy. Caffeine is known for its stimulating effects, but overuse can be unpleasant. If you drink more than four cups of coffee daily, you may experience side effects such as migraines, restlessness, a rapid heartbeat…
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Baby Head Injuries – Where Should I Go?
Baby head injuries can be something or nothing, but as young children are not able to communicate their distress as effectively as adults it is always better to be safe than sorry. Children are always getting bumps and knocks and in the vast majority of cases there is nothing to be alarmed about. Recognising Minor…
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